Festival Trolley Foldable Utility Wagon Cart with Wheels and Telescopic Handle for Gardening, Camping, Shopping and Outdoor Sport

This summer we had a family picnic at our local park. Shortly after we arrived, another family set out their blankets and picnic stuff close by. I watched as they unloaded the wagon they were pulling, pretty much a duplicate of this one. Not only did it carry a young member of the family, it had food, blankets, pool toys, a pump, and a bag or two of swimming suits and towels. Unlike us they didn’t have to make multiple trips back to their vehicles. I decided that perhaps such a wagon would be handy for us.When I found the parcel containing this wagon on our front steps, I had no idea what it held; I wouldn’t have believed that something the size of this wagon could fold up so compactly! Assembly involved pulling the wagon into its open position, snapping the four wheels in place, and inserting the handle into the neck provided for it. All told, it took about three minutes. The result was a wagon which will undoubtedly accompany us on future family picnics. While certainly not the largest wagon of its kind, unfolded, the carrying compartment of the unit is plenty large enough for us. Measuring 66cm long, 36cm wide, and 26cm high; it has an interior volume of over 60 litres. The product page indicates that the wagon can handle a load of 150 pounds. In addition, it has all the features that we would hope to find in such a unit; a simple folding mechanism, nicely coated metal components, a telescoping handle to make pulling easy, heavy polyester material (similar to nylon), and large, easy rolling wheels that can handle gravel or sand. It even has a couple of pockets sewn on the front and back fabric panels for smaller items that you want to keep separate.Since this wagon arrived, my wife has been coming up with numerous suggestions for its use! The fact that it folds down to a thickness of roughly six inches means that I can easily find a spot in the vehicle to tuck it away when we head to the cottage or go on trips. I am still trying to figure out how it can be used to carry our paddle boards, maybe laying them flat on top?Compact, sturdy, and versatile all describe this wagon perfectly. Apart from lugging all the stuff that grandparents seem to be responsible for, I can even see giving the grandkids a ride when they tire of walking about. Everyone we know who has a wagon like this, praises it as a convenient labour saving tool. At its current price of $70 CAD (with coupon), it is certainly affordable enough. Highly recommended.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great smaller, very lightweight design in a utility wagon. I say smaller as I’ve used and seen some that are larger, but this doesn’t always mean bigger is better. This has a great weight capacity, but with the convenience of being an easier to handle, fold, lift and to store, wagon. The uses for this are only limited by your imagination. I will be using this for farmer’s markets and for nursery plant shopping. Also a couple of specialty plant sales I do each year where availability is limited so speed and efficiency is of importance. This wagon is small enough it will fit into my cargo area of my small SUV even while unfolded! It comes with the need to install the wheels and handle which due to the design of this was super easy and fast. I was immediately impressed with the wheels design where the rear set was square pegs with depress buttons to lock in place/unlock and front were round pegs with a push bar on the wagon to unlock. No mixing up rear and front wheels when installing. This allows the wheels to be removed for even more compact storage or transportation. The handle, likewise is the depress button with a second button on the shaft for lengthening and shortening the handle easily. A pull tab in the centre of the wagon base is how the wagon is folded with 2 hands required for full compression. As well made, designed and thought out this wagon is, they did neglect to address one easily addressed thing in my opinion. And that is a hook and loop closure to keep this wagon in its most compact size for storage or transport. My last image is a video where I show how I used a loop ended hook and loop strap to fix around the rear cloth handle, thread it through the front cloth handle and around the shaft of the pull handle. This simple fix now allows me to keep this wagon at its most compact. Turning it so the fixed rear wheels are in the front, I can now pull this one handed knowing it will stay tight and stable until I need to unfold it.

This accordion fold up wagon is really useful around our place.Assembly is easy and can be done without the instructions (just have to make sure the back wheels are oriented correctly before putting them on).At first I thought the accordion fold could catch your fingers but it can be opened and closed by pulling the straps on the basket (also used to carry it when folded). You just push down where the middle strap is to open it all the way or pull up to start folding it up. Fingers aren't ever in danger.The wheels and handles pop off easily as well and the basket material can be removed and washed. I think being able to be compressed and broken down to fit into a small space is one of its best features.The wheels are similar in density to lawnmower wheels. Mostly I use it outside and would prefer them bigger but so far they are holding up without visible wear.It can carry a couple of bags of lawn soil (close to 80lbs) without issues for me. The rated weight it can carry is 100lbs and I felt like pushing the weight limit would compromise the frame. I would say it's pretty even, but different, in terms of the amount of effort involved compared to my wheelbarrow for this task.Overall I really like this product.

The wagon is well-built and feels sturdy. It’s made from high-quality materials that seem durable enough to withstand regular use in different environments. The fabric is tough, and the steel frame is solid and stable, even when loaded with heavy items. I found the setup to be extremely simple with the included instructions and I love how easy it folds down. Just pull on the middle straps and it collapses flat. The telescopic handle extends and retracts smoothly, so I can adjust it to a comfortable length, whether I’m pulling it or pushing it. The wheels are large and sturdy, making it effortless to roll over different terrains like grass, gravel, or pavement. I can fit all kinds of stuff in this thing and I've yet to have an issue with it being too heavy to pull. This wagon is a must-have for anyone who needs to carry multiple items comfortably. Highly recommend it!

Very pleasantly surprised when I got this and put it together. I thought it would be somewhat flimsy and cheap being used to proper wooden and metal wagons / carts. It is actually well made and sturdy but not perfect.Easy to assemble with the parts only being able to fit into their proper location e.g. the back wheels can only fit on the back, front wheels only on the front. Insert the handle and it's done.The fabric material is a decent thickness and should stand up to normal use. On the bottom, sewn in plastic corrugated type boards are used to stiffen the bottom somewhat but leave about a 2 inch gap in the middle where the wagon folds. There is some flex which is okay for most loads but a more rigid bottom would have been preferable. There are metal cross braces underneath that support the floor as well. The cloth portion can be completely removed from the frame and can be used as a large bag if desired - it'll be cumbersome but doable. There's a tab in the middle of the floor that's pulled up to collapse the wagon - quick and simple.The front wheels are not steered by the handle but are the type that swivel in the direction of pull similar to a grocery cart. Front wheel steering does work better but these are more than adequate.The handle extends and locks in place with the typical spring loaded push button. It does not lock in the closed position though. Trying to lift the folded wagon by the handle will cause it to extend and the wagon will flop over. A security strap to keep the wagon from expanding and the handle fixed in place would be a good self add-on.Once folded the wagon can be pulled along on two wheels or pushed on the four wheels like a suitcase.The wheels are made for hard smooth surfaces and won't work too well at the beach where much wider wheels should be used.Anytime you need to move a lot of stuff this folding wagon is a good option in many situations. It'll even work taking little kids for rides.